BRASILIA

Precious like an embroidery. Protective like a nest. Impressive, important and at the same time visually light, thanks to the polycarbonate.

Light and color spun by the artist Jacopo Foggini in this outdoor and indoor armchair.

Two smart cushions that can be individually tilted form the headboard, adding further comfort to the soft padding that covers the entire structure. Generous volumes. Maximum comfort.

500 meters of rope waved by hand create the volume and the unique padding. A week of work and a high specialization are needed to create this wrap-around armchair.

Endless plays of light and incredible shining reflections with this hanging lamp. The “bell” is made up of hundreds of sheets of aluminum, laser-cut into irregular shapes and affixed by hand.

A distinct sofa. Normal, extraordinary, timeless.

This chair is the unique result obtained from a completely manual process. The oversized upholstery creates different ripples every time for an armchair with unique and evocative graphics.

Comfortable low-back armchair. The upholstery is available in soft leather or ecological fur. The processing technique and the choice of materials make every chair different from the other.

Spacious and completely free of any rigid structure. The seats in Gellyfoam® and other foams, molded by hand, provide an amazing coziness.

An icepack as a base. A bear lying on its side as a backrest. The seat is covered with a special fabric that recalls the ice layers.

Nine cushions that resemble powder puffs attached to an invisible metal tube frame.

Its beauty lies in the choice of natural materials and the apparent simplicity of construction.

It is a point of union between rigid and flexible, this chair molded in polyurethane with an internal metal frame.

Extraordinary for its ability to play with light, assumes different shades and shines when placed near light sources. A welcoming molded shell, different all the time, with a rotating base.

A table in alabaster, lit as the full moon. The edge is carefully polished, the gaze is captured by its veined, natural surface.